Dawn of Ashes drop new video

2020-11-01 by Simon K. STAFF | 1 Comments
LA-based industrial-black-metal outfit Dawn of Ashes have just released a new music video. The video's track, "Sleep Paralysis", comes off of their exceptional aggro-industrial album The Antinomian which dropped earlier this year. The video in question observes society's collapse in 2020, coupled with a meaningful message at the end.

The video can be watched below.




Dawn of Ashes' new album, The Antinomian, can be heard on their bandcamp.

https://dawnofashesofficial.bandcamp.com/

Tagged: Dawn Of Ashes

Comments:Add a Comment 
y87arrow
November 1st 2020
748 Comments


In The Acts Of Violence (2006) is very solid with typical but nice autumnal atmospheres. That album was still before they went bm. With a few exceptions like Xasthur, Sigh and Agalloch bm isn't really my cup of tea, I like many other metal genres.



You have to be logged in to post a comment. Login | Create a Profile





MOST VIEWED NEWS

• Jesse Lacey Allegations
• Jayyvon Opens Up About Abuse
• The Fall of Troy bassist melts do..
• The Story So Far's vocalist dropk..
• Deftones stream new single
• R.I.P. Lemmy
• Killswitch Engage debut new single
• Nothing But Thieves accusations
• Scott Weiland dead at 48
• Lil Peep Dead At 21



OTHER RECENT NEWS

• Down Bring the Myth to Life
• New LP For Big Nose Attack
• Manes Return to the Flames
• Steven Wilson Haunts a Chapel
• Slash Takes Flight Again
• Mogwai Take Iggy Underground
• Fontaines D.C. Talk Tongue
• Enter Shikari to Say 'Adieu'
• RIP Cronos
• Tony Iommi Braves the Storm
• A Perfect Circle Voice Concern
• Disfear tease final LP
• Neal Morse Announce 2nd LP
• Kiwanuka Shares Stroke Update
• New LP For Clutch

» see all news

RELATED REVIEWS
Dawn Of Ashes
Anatomy of Suffering
Dawn Of Ashes
Infecting The Scars
Dawn Of Ashes
Reopening the Scars
Dawn Of Ashes
Scars of the Broken
Dawn Of Ashes
Blood of the Titans Remixes
STAFF & CONTRIBUTORS // CONTACT US

Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


Site Copyright 2005-2023 Sputnikmusic.com
All Album Reviews Displayed With Permission of Authors | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy